I always marveled with my TT Orion 1, before I died, on SSB when a very
strong signal was on frequency that often a weak one would stand out in
the noise suppressed band. Never found out if this was from the DSP or
earlier analog string. N0UU
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Topband Reflector Archives -
I have used Orions and agree, the NR (not noise blanker) is remarkably
effective for marginal, below the noise level, signals on SSB. This was
definitely DSP techniques.
Other more modern DSP rigs (e.g. K3, Eagle) do not have that exact feature
in their DSP. I'm not saying that K3 and Eagle DSP
It might be a matter of terminology, but the technique actually involves
RAISING the AGC Threshold so that gain compression only kicks in on the
strongest signals and there's a linear gain curve for everything below that
level. From s1 to s9 is a delta of ~48dB, so a full implementation of
K3NA's
Perhaps an alternative analogy would be helpful here...
Each of the many signals can be imagined as its own phasor. One end of
the phasor is anchored on the origin (0 V) and the other is spinning
around the origin at the frequency of the signal with a length equal to
its amplitude. Since the
Ahem... Pre-Stew is in THREE days!
Tim N3QE
On Wednesday, October 14, 2015, Tree wrote:
> Good day all - thought I would share some more experience I have had with
> loading a tower with a SteppIR on top of it.
>
> As I reported last season - I used a loaded tower at NE7D with
Good day all - thought I would share some more experience I have had with
loading a tower with a SteppIR on top of it.
As I reported last season - I used a loaded tower at NE7D with a DB-18E on
it to work the K1N DX pedition.
Recently - I acquired a MonsterIR and after talking to ZL3IX, I
The results for the Topband Summer Stew are now available
http://www.kkn.net/stew/2015_SummerStew.txt
The PreStew is coming up this weekend. Full rules are available here:
http://www.kkn.net/stew/
Hope to hear you on 160 meters this weekend.
73 Tree N6TR
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Topband Reflector
Yes, *raise* the trigger threshold.
tnx
Mike / W5JR
Alpharetta GA
> On Oct 14, 2015, at 5:44 AM, Barry N1EU wrote:
>
> It might be a matter of terminology, but the technique actually involves
> RAISING the AGC Threshold so that gain compression only kicks in on the
>
Oh my!!! You would think I would know that.
The PreStew is in THREE DAYS everyone!
Full rules here: http://www.kkn.net/stew/
I will try to get the Summer Stew scores posted before it starts.
Tree
On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 3:50 PM, Tim Shoppa wrote:
> Ahem... Pre-Stew is in